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Having Testicular Pain. Scrotum Scanning Done, Bilateral Epididymal Subcentimeter Cyst Left Testis. Any Solution?

sirb iam suffering from testis pain since 20 days but ihad consult gen surgen there was done scrotum scaning impression report is bilateral epidydimal subcenterimetric cyst left testis but doctor told me no chance to done surgery tell me sir i have lott of pain in my testis please give answer
Sat, 23 Jun 2012
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What is the nature of the pain? If it is dull aching sort of a feeling of heaviness then there is likelihood of it being a varicocele provided there is swelling at the upper end. If is severe and referred to the lower abdomen it can be a mild attack of torsion. If it is intermitent but localized then it may be related to the cyst. Get a scrotal USg as well as scrotal doppler as well as a urine examination.
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Having Testicular Pain. Scrotum Scanning Done, Bilateral Epididymal Subcentimeter Cyst Left Testis. Any Solution?

What is the nature of the pain? If it is dull aching sort of a feeling of heaviness then there is likelihood of it being a varicocele provided there is swelling at the upper end. If is severe and referred to the lower abdomen it can be a mild attack of torsion. If it is intermitent but localized then it may be related to the cyst. Get a scrotal USg as well as scrotal doppler as well as a urine examination.